Why Are Vloggers Still Struggling To Monetize Their Content?

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Image: VideoHive   Fifteen years ago, the word “vlogger” didn’t exist. However, broadband internet brought with it video streaming and YouTube, creating a brand new generation of online celebrities.   One of the biggest YouTubers, Swedish vlogger Felix “PewDiePie” Kjellberg has over 66 million subscribers, earning him $12 million in 2017. Success stories like these … Read more

TUCKER CARLSON: Exposes the fake media and there “fake caravan” agenda!

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Liberals say the caravan was all hype as migrants fill Tijuana shelters; Tucker takes on progressive radio host Chris Hahn. I wonder if they regret targeting Tucker and his family yet. I hope he is just getting warmed up! Leave it to President Trump to notice the major logical problem with the migrant caravan. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PnSwIJcPBKY … Read more

The “Five eyes” (including Australia, Canada, New Zealand, the United Kingdom and the United States) is an agreement to spy on eachother’s citizens to circumvent laws disallowing a country to spy on it’s people and to openly share data.

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Your beloved countries have and will always find loopholes to break human rights and gather as much information to help them hold power at all costs. via wikipedia: The Five Eyes, often abbreviated as FVEY, is an intelligence alliance comprising Australia, Canada, New Zealand, the United Kingdom and the United States. These countries are parties to the multilateral UKUSA Agreement, a treaty for joint cooperation in signals … Read more

Banks Report Weakening Demand For Loans – The Slowdown Comes To The U.S.

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via Eric Basmajian Summary Banks are easing lending standards. Despite easing standards, weaker demand was report across nearly every loan category. Banks claim the current shape of the yield curve is not hurting business yet but fear an inversion and the impacts it would have. Has the global economic slowdown washed up on the shores of … Read more

Vicious Machete Attack In Birmingham, U.K. Shows The Migrant Crisis Going Unchecked Across Europe

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by Jon Hall, Free Market Shooter Last week, in Birmingham, England, a startling and graphic machete attack was captured on film as a horrified resident recorded the footage from the window of a nearby home. A large gang of men can be seen chasing after their victim, knocking him to the ground and brutally attacking him with … Read more

Rumble Brewing Between Mexicans in Tijuana & Caravan Honduras Migrants, w El Salvadorans Coming on Next Caravan

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Broadcasting live, linking videos from caravan migrants & South American & Latin American & Mexican hosts/reps.   https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4W9sz9lD4Eo Battle on the Border! Invader Caravan Turns VIOLENT! RWN reports, The scouting party for the first migrant caravan has now arrived at the US-Mexican border. They are camped out on the beach on the Mexican side Read … Read more

The Credit Cycle Begun 2009 is Over

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via  Crisis By The Phoenix Global growth is officially dead. The markets picked up on this first, with Copper, Lumber, Industrial Metals and other economically sensitive asset classes collapsing starting in May. Looking at those charts, it was easy to single out the Fed as the culprit, since the Fed’s hawkishness had ignited the $USD which in turn … Read more

Pence-Xi Showdown at APEC Shows U.S.-China Divide Only Widening

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(Bloomberg) — U.S. Vice President Mike Pence traded sharp barbs with Chinese leader Xi Jinping in back-to-back speeches at a regional summit, showing that neither country appears to be giving ground in an escalating trade war. Xi received applause Saturday when he told the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation summit in Papua New Guinea that implementing tariffs … Read more

“A cyclical downturn in construction sector growth is underway”

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via Jill Mislinski A cyclical downturn in construction sector growth is underway, and set to intensify. We know this from monitoring leading indexes specific to major sectors of the economy, whose distinct cyclical swings can precede those in the overall economy. Notably, growth in ECRI’s U.S. Leading Construction Index (USLCI) has tumbled to a 2½-year low (top line). … Read more

Pfizer to Raise Prices on 41 Drugs in January: The plans mean Pfizer would resume the practice of raising drug list prices after rolling back some increases under criticism from President Trump

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via WSJ: Pfizer Inc. plans to resume its practice of raising drug prices early next year after bowing to pressure from President Trump over the summer when the company rolled back some increases. Pfizer, among the world’s biggest drugmakers by sales, won’t be raising prices as much as it has in past years.   Death … Read more